Rome FCO Airport Shuttle Service GO Airport Shuttle provides cost-effective airport transportation service for its passengers. Rome Airport Shuttle Service The airport is 26 kilometers from the city center, which makes transport from the airport crucial. Shared Ride Van Take into consideration the shared ride van services for your vacation in Rome, especially if your wish is to save up on your traveling costs. Private Van The Colosseum, the Pantheon, the Roman Forum – should we go on naming these famous constructions? Manage to visit all of them by booking a private van. Private Sedan Are you on your honeymoon or on a romantic holiday and you wish to offer you lover the most beautiful, fantastic experience in Rome? Then you should see about our offer for a private Sedan, so that you can easily get from one point to another. Local Personal Drivers Trustworthy and able to offer you instructions about the area, our local personal drivers are a great option for ground transportation during your holiday. Private SUV Familiarize yourself with the stunningly hypnotizing city of Rome in a private SUV!

Taxi Cab While in Rome, you can set your sights on the Fountain of the Four Rivers, the Basilica Papale San Paolo Fuori le Mura or the Church of Sant'Ignazio di Loyola. Our taxicab chauffeurs are always there to help you get where you desire. Stretched Limousine When in Rome, act like the romans! Offer yourself an imperial treat and employ the stretched limousine services. Bus Upon your arrival, as well as your departure, hire our mini bus services - they are especially thought of so that you can rest assured that your airport transportation would be tended for. Rome Airport Shuttles You can reserve a hotel in Rome or you can make discount airport transportation reservations. Many people choose to take the train, which picks up at the airport and goes directly into the central train station in Rome. This train service is inexpensive and you can make that trip from the airport to the city in 30 minutes. However, there are other options. The public bus also picks up at the airport and you can travel from the airport into the city on the bus. Several lines are operational from the airport itself so you can go wherever you need to in the city via the bus line.

The primary shuttle service for the Rome is the Terravision Shuttle bus. This bus is relatively inexpensive at 9 euros per person and makes 5 stops between the airport and the downtown terminal. The entire trip takes seventy minutes and the company does seven runs every day. About Rome Airport The Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport, or as it is also known the Rome Fiumicino Airport, uses FCO as it’s international airport code and is the single busiest airport in Italy. It is also the sixth busiest airport in the European Union. It serves many cities, domestically and regionally as well as internationally to and from all corners of the globe. The Fiumicino Airport has three main terminals. These terminals are divided by the kind of flights served, from flights to and from other Italian cities to flights from other continents. The airport itself boasts over 130 stores selling everything from books and travel necessities to clothing and souvenirs. There are many restaurants available to passengers in the Fiumicino Airport. From fast food like McDonald’s to sit-down, full service restaurants and bars, there’s no need to go hungry when you’re at the Rome Airport.

For travelers with young children, the Fiumicino Airport offers a nursery area, complete with changing stations and bottle heaters, as well as beds for children who need to rest, making the travel experience for parents less difficult. Hotels near FCO Given the airport’s distance from a city, nearby hotels are essential. There is only one hotel located inside the airport itself, and that is the Hilton Rome Airport. This hotel provides the signature Hilton luxury and service, along with a shuttle into downtown and an indoor pool. There are, of course, other options. For a more luxurious experience, you can try the Seccy Hotel, which is located just 1.9 miles from the Rome Airport. This beautiful and elegant four-star hotel boasts large rooms and comfortable Italian service. For a less luxurious and homier option, the Euro House Rome Airport offers a delicious breakfast along with it’s friendly, family like atmosphere. Browse by Continent How to get from Fiumicino airport to Rome city centre Email it! From Rome Fiumicino Airport Most visitors start their holiday in Rome by arriving at Leonardo da Vinci Roma – Fiumicino Airport , more commonly known as ‘Fiumicino’, or by the code FCO.

Fiumicino is Rome’s main airport for domestic and international flights and, as a result, is the largest and most heavily trafficked. It has four terminals – inexplicably named 1,2,3, and 5 – which serve all major carriers, as well as budget airlines, such as Vueling, easyJet, and Jet2. As you might expect for such an important airport, the shopping and dining is top-notch, with familiar Italian-label shops and high-quality food places throughout the terminals. Located by the coast and 32km south-west of Rome, Fiumicino is easily reachable by car, hired transfer service, bus, and two regional train lines. It's best to keep in mind that neither Rome traffic nor drivers are ever predictable, so the approximate 40-minute trip can turn into well over an hour when driving. Travelling to Rome’s city centre by train The local train is the fastest option to get from Fiumicino to the centre of Rome. The train station is located in front of Terminal 3 arrivals and there are two types of train that take you to Rome’s centre: Leonardo Express and Sabina-Fiumicino FR1 . Why take the Leonardo Express?

The Leonardo Express is a 31-minute direct shuttle train to Termini, Rome’s main train station. Trains run every half hour starting between 06.38 and 23.38. Though at 14€ one-way it may be less economical for groups, the Leonardo Express goes direct to Termini, Rome’s central station where you can take the Metro A and Metro B lines and many buses going all over the city. Why take Sabina-Fiumicino line FR1 The Sabina-Fiumicino line (FR1) is less expensive at 8€ a ticket one-way and often more convenient as it stops at Trastevere /">Trastevere, Ostiense, and Tiburtina stations. These stations are in some of Rome’s more popular neighbourhoods and are easily connected with the city centre by public transport. Trains leave every 15 minutes and every 30 minutes during holidays, with the first one leaving at 05.58 and the last one leaving at 23.28. Where can you buy train tickets?

Train tickets can be purchased online , from the designated ticket machines at the entrance to the platforms or from other authorised selling points such as the newspaper kiosk next to the ticket machines. Before you get on the train, tickets must be validated by inserting them into the bright yellow machines that you will see by the platforms. Also bear in mind that if you’re intending to catch another form of public transport when in Rome to take you to another part of the city, you will need to buy a Metrebus ticket which you can buy on arrival in the city. Taking a bus from Fiumicino There are five bus services offering transport from Fiumicino to Rome and the bus stations can be found at Terminal 2 and 3 arrivals. Depending on the service, tickets cost 4-8€ one-way and the journey between Fiumicino and Rome is approximately 40 – 70 minutes, depending on how many stops it makes and traffic. SIT BUS Shuttle connects Rome Fiumicino Airport (Terminal 3) with Piazza Cavour and Termini Station in Rome. You can buy tickets on board the bus or online for 8€. Buses leave 08.30 – 00.30.

TERRAVISION is one of the cheapest ways to get from Fiumicino to the city centre at 4€ one-way. It goes from Fiumicino (Terminal 3) to Rome’s Termini Station. Book your tickets online or on arrival at the airport. Buses run from 05.35 – 23.00. TAM BUS links Fiumicino (Terminal 3) with Termini Station and Ostiense Station in Rome. You can buy tickets online or directly on the bus which cost 4€ to Termini Station and €6 to Ostiense Station. Buses run from 08.00 – 23.20. SCHIAFFINI departs from Fiumicino (Terminal 3) and goes to Termini Station in Rome. Tickets cost 4€ one-way which you can buy at the airport. Buses leave from 06.30 – 21.50.

COTRAL service links Fiumicino (Terminal 2) with Cornelia Station (Metro line A) from 05.10 – 20.10 and EUR Magliana (Metro line B) from 05.30 – 21.00. They also go to Tiburtina Station and Termini Station and Cotral provides a night bus going to these destinations. Tickets can be bought from a sales point (tobacconist or newsagents) and also directly on the bus, although they are more expensive if you buy them here (7€). Taking a taxi from FCO to Rome You can catch a taxi in front of each terminal (arrivals). Look for the official white taxis clearly marked with the Comune di Roma name and symbol on the door and the licence number. Avoid hired car ‘buskers’ – suited men who will offer you transfer service for a flat fee. They are not official drivers, nor particularly reliable. Although the reputation of the taxi service in Rome isn’t the best, recently there have been efforts to improve the overall service.

Taxi transport to the city centre has been standardised by the authorities of Rome at a flat fee of 40€ which includes four passengers and all bags. (It is important to note that ‘city centre’ refers to the area within the Aurelian/ancient walls – all other destinations are charged by the meter.) So if there are four or fewer of you and you’re headed within the Aurelian walls, don’t accept drivers who try to negotiate the price. Private Airport Transfer - booking online Airport Transfer with a Private Car Service The easiest way to get to the city center of Rome from the airport is in a private airport transfer. Pre-book your ride before you go and a chauffeur driver will be waiting for you inside the arrivals hall with a name shield. You will ride in a premium vehicle on the way to your apartment, where you will be able to relax and know you will be dropped off at the correct address. There is no need to wait in line for a taxi, and it is about the same price as a taxi in Rome. Our recommended company for this service in Rome is myDriver Airport Transfer Rome. From Ciampino Airport to the city centre Most budget airlines to Rome fly into Ciampino Airport .

Smaller and less frantic than Rome Fiumicino Airport, Ciampino is approximately 12km south of the city centre. Over the past few years it has undergone a makeover and now has two terminals and a nice selection of shops and food places. Although it’s closer, Ciampino Airport is not as well connected to the city centre. It does, however, have various travel options to choose from – taxi, private transfer, rail, or coach. Coach There are a few coach services which provide transport between Ciampino Airport and Rome. At the airport the coaches are parked in designated bus bays opposite international departures. They will take you to either Termini Station or Anagnina Station. Termini is the main station in Rome located in the centre (about 40 minutes from the airport depending on traffic) from where you can take both metro lines and many buses to other parts of the city. Anagnina is on the outskirts of Rome (about 20 minutes from the airport depending on traffic) and from here you can catch the metro (line A) which will take you into the city.

If you want to use the metro or bus service within Rome to get to another part of the city after your transfer from the airport, you will need to buy a Metrebus ticket for 1.50€ (one-journey). You can do this on arrival at Termini or Anagnina from a ticket machine or newsagents. Atral bus (run by Cotral and Schiaffini) To Termini Station – buses depart Ciampino airport between 05.30 and 22.50. Tickets cost 3.90€ one-way and 6.90€ return. You can buy these directly on board the bus, online , in the airport hall of arrivals, or other authorised selling points. To Anagnina Station – buses depart Ciampino airport between 06.10 and 22.40 every 40 minutes. Tickets cost 1.20€ one-way, so it is the least expensive option, but if you have luggage you have to pay 1.20€ on top of this. You can buy tickets on board the bus, at the information box in the airport hall of arrivals, online , or other authorised selling points.

Terravision bus This bus takes you from Ciampino airport directly to Termini station. You can buy tickets online or at the airport for 4€ one-way. This service operates between 08.15 and 00.15 and departures conveniently coincide with flight arrivals. SIT bus This offers a very similar service to Terravision and there is not much to distinguish between the two. You can buy tickets online or on board the bus for 4€ one-way. Buses depart the airport between 07.45 and 23.15. Train There’s no train station at Ciampino airport, but there are Cotral/Schiaffino buses departing every 30 minutes to the closest one train station, which is just 5-10 minutes away. You can buy tickets on board the bus for 1€. From the local station there are trains to Termini (located in Rome) which depart every 15 minutes. The cost of a ticket is 2€ which you can buy at the train station from the ticket machines or newsagents. Before getting on board, make sure that you validate your ticket by stamping it in the machines by the platform.

Taxi/private transfer When you leave the arrivals hall, you will be inundated by taxi drivers competing for your business. Look for the official white taxis clearly marked with the Comune di Roma name and symbol on the door and the licence number. Avoid white, unmarked Multipla cars – they are not official drivers, and not particularly reliable Taxi transport to the city centre has been set at a fixed rate of 30€. This fee includes four passengers and all bags so if there are four or fewer of you, don’t accept taxi drivers trying to negotiate prices. (It’s important to note that ‘city centre’ refers to the area within the Aurelian walls – all other destinations are charged by the meter.) Although much as been said about the poor quality of Roman cab service, there has been a strong effort to improve the quality of the service over recent years. A pricier option is to hire a limo service, which will cost approximately 50-70€. The best option is to pre-book a limo service which can be done through your hotel and added to your final bill. Limo transfer service is by far the least stressful option as they are clean, reliable and accommodate all special requests such as baby seats and extra baggage.

Explore more of Rome Car rental Rome Fiumicino Airport | Europcar In Rome Fiumicino Airport with Europcar Vehicles in this location No matter why you're traveling to Rome you can count on our fleet of new rental cars to get you there in comfort. Whether you're looking for a small or medium car or sedan, an MPV or roomy family car, a luxury vehicle or an automatic rental, our friendly staff at our Rome outlets can assist you. Book your vehicle online with Europcar today. Visit the Colosseum Rome is bursting with famous landmarks, but few are more famous than the historic Colosseum. The striking Flavian Ampitheater was the battle ground of Roman gladiators, who fought in front of tens of thousands of screaming fans. Today, the Colosseum is a much more peaceful place – daily guided tours help shed light on its fascinating history. Discover this and more when you book a cheap car rental from a Rome airport. Make a Wish in the Trevi Fountain Perhaps best known for its cameo performance in Federico Fellini's La Dolce Vita, the incredible Trevi Fountain has been an impressive landmark at the junction of three roads since 1762.

Revellers famously come to the fountain to make a wish by throwing a coin over their shoulder. The proceeds, amounting to several thousand euros a day, subsidize a supermarket for the people of Rome. Read our Guides Transportation from and to the airport Fiumicino of Rome Transportation from and to the airport Fiumicino of Rome Rome, Leonardo da Vinci or Fiumicino airport The airport is located 26 km southwest of the city of Rome By train The Leonardo Express is the direct train that serves the route between the airport and the centre of the city of Rome every 30 minutes. - Trains from Termini depart from the track 24 on the right. Ticket costs euro 11, available at the counter as well as the Termini news stand. Tickets sold at the departure platform are more expensive. Get your ticket stamped in a yellow validation machine just before using it. Ticket expires 90 minutes after validation. The ultramodern train Leonardo Express, covers the distance in 30 minutes. There is also the possibility to use the older technology cityï¿½s metropolitan train that has a correspondence with the Metro.

The metropolitan train FM1 links the airport of Rome with the regions Roma Tiburtina, Fara Sabina, Poggio Mirteto and Orte. The Metropolitan train leaves from the track on the left but does not stop at Termini. Get off at Tiburtina Station or at Ostiense Station to connect to the Rome Metro. Tickets: euro 5.50, plus euro 1 for a metro ticket. The extra cost of the Leonard Express is for the convenience of a direct ride to Termini. If you are going somewhere else on the Metro, Tiburtina and Ostiense are as convenient. Get your ticket stamped in a yellow validation machine just before using it. By taxi cab The distinctive white taxi cabs await outside the passenger stations, in order to serve the passengers. Taxis in Rome are white. From October 1st 2006 there are fix fares from downtown to airports. City center to Fiumicino and vice-versa cost 40 euros. City center to Ciampino and vice-versa cost 30 Euros. For others destinations fares are not fixed. You don't have to negotiate the price. Regular taxis have a taximeter.

Fee for luggage is around 1 euro each. Be aware that Fiumicino is outside of city limits, this implies that the fare for first part is higher (a number 2 appears on the meter). The driver is supposed to change the fare to number 1 once he hits the ring highway (G.R.A.) and enters the city limits.. By Terravision Shuttle Bus The bus line Terravision Shuttle Bus serves the route between the airport and the central station of Rome, Termini. Tickets: euro 9 single or euro 15 return, 70 minutes, 5 stops, 7 services a day. By blue regular-size buses The bus stop is located outdoors at ground level ~100 meters left from arrivals (teminals B&C). You can buy tickets at all tobacco shops - they have blue signs (Tabacheria). ï¿½ Rome-Airport.info Independent Travel Guide.2008 Airport to City of Rome Enjoy your Stay in Rome Rome Airports - Rome, Italy Airport information, airport parking, flights, car rental and Rome hotels Grand Hotel Parco dei Principi Via G.

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Here are a few of them: Pack Light and Carry It On: When you carry your own luggage, quick, last-minute changes in flight plans become simpler. A small bag sits in the overhead bin or under your seat; when you arrive, you can hit the ground running. It’s a good feeling. When I land in London, I’m on my way downtown while everyone else stares anxiously at the luggage carousel. When I fly home, I’m the first guy the dog sniffs. It Doesn't Hurt to Ask: I'll often ask airport staff for small favors, and so should you. I'll ask the gate agent if she can seat me in the exit row. I'll ask the car-rental agent for the easiest way to get out of the airport. And if I have a tight connection and there are lines at passport control, I'll ask the attendant politely if I can use the "elite flyer" line instead so I can make that connecting flight. Just Say No to Exchange Booths: At airport exchange booths such as Forex or Travelex, you lose around 15 percent when you change dollars to euros or other currency.

When I arrive in Europe, I head for an airport ATM, load up on cash, and keep it safe in my money belt . I’ve never been to an airport in Europe that didn’t have plenty of ATMs. Appreciate Airport Amenities: You may be jet-lagged and just want to get to your hotel, but take advantage of airport services before you leave. Stop by the tourist information office for maps, museum passes, subway tickets, and advice (usually they're less crowded than the downtown office). If you need an international phone card or SIM card for your mobile phone, you should be able to find one in an airport convenience store. I’ve also found that free Wi-Fi at executive lounges in airports often leaks into the main hall. Just sitting against the wall, I can get online for free. Know Where You're Going: Smart travelers download airport terminal maps to their smartphones or print them out before they leave. You can also look for websites with detailed instructions on how to get from your arrival gate to the center of the city (e.g. for Paris and Rome ). Google has even started mapping airport interiors with its Street View program.

Avoid Taxi Scams: If you want to take a taxi from the airport, it’s better to head for the official taxi stand and join the queue rather than flag one down. It should have a big, prominent taxi-company logo and telephone number. Avoid using unmarked beaters with makeshift taxi lights on top. Don't Get Lost in Translation: Nearly everything is translated into English at European airports, but you still need to pay careful attention. For example, the shuttle bus between terminals at Paris' Charles de Gaulle Airport is called the CDGVAL — you have to look carefully to see that it is also marked "Airport Shuttle" in smaller letters. At the Frankfurt airport , regional trains depart from the Regionalbahnhof, while long-distance trains use the Fernbahnhof. Watch Out for the Name Game: Budget airlines sometimes use obscure airports. For example, one of Ryanair ’s London hubs is Stansted Airport , one of the farthest airports from London’s city center. Ryanair’s flights to “Frankfurt” actually take you to Hahn , 75 miles away. Having Happy Returns: When it's time to fly home, be sure you know your departure terminal before you leave for the airport.

Don't count on the taxi driver or shuttle bus driver knowing where you should be dropped off. For example, at Rome's Fiumicino Airport , American airlines flying direct to the US depart from Terminal 5, which is a separate building not connected to the rest of the terminals. If your driver leaves you at the main terminal, you'll have to take a shuttle bus — it’s too far to walk. ( Flight Track –type apps give you terminal details reliably and can be a huge help.) Most European airports are slick, modern, and well-connected to the city center, but they still can be a jumble of tired travelers, torn-up terminals, and tardy taxis. Channel your inner Boy Scout and be prepared. Expect to travel smart…and you will. Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO), Italy - TripAdvisor Fiumicino Airport Fiumicino Airport (FCO) As the busiest airport in Italy, Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport (FCO) handled 38.6 million passengers in 2014.

The airport, which is about 27 miles southwest of Rome's city center, is a hub for Alitalia and Vueling, and a focus city for Alitalia CityLiner, Blue Panorama Airlines, EasyJet, Mistral Air, Neos and Ryanair. In total, more than 90 carriers operate at the airport, with scheduled non-stop service to destinations within Italy and the rest of Europe, as well as destinations in Africa, the Middle East, Asia, North America and South America. Passenger amenities at FCO include bars, restaurants, retail stores, pharmacies, ATMs, currency exchanges, luggage storage, a business center and WIFI internet. Address: Via dell' Aeroporto di Fiumicino, 320, 54, Fiumicino, Italy Phone: +39 06 65951 Car rental Fiumicino – Rent a car in Fiumicino, Italy | Europcar In Fiumicino with Europcar Vehicles in this location Looking for a small or medium economy car rental or something a little larger to fit all the family? At Europcar Fiumicino, we have a great range of new and comfortable rental cars to choose from.

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Question: 'Fiumicino Airport' serves which European city?
Answer: ROME